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For women, sanitary napkins has become a basic need that must be available at all times. But who would have thought the pads are supposed to be a friend to them it can cause deadly diseases diseases, such as cervical cancer or cervical cancer. Cause chlorine substances such as chlorine bleach eyebrows. Many pads on the market that contain chlorine and can eventually seep into the woman's uterus.
Here are tips to find out if you normally wear pads every month that contains bleach or chlorine residue.
Expert chemical poison Bp. Budiawan, in the demo, use chlorine bleach as a representative of the rest of the material used as a bleaching agent during the manufacture of sanitary napkins.Chlorine in this case will be used as an immersion test various types of sanitary napkins. If the color of the pads that were tested showed a striking color change, then it is likely that the pads that contain bleach.
After a number of sanitary napkins are circulating freely in the market and selling well kaporitnya content was tested, it was also one pad is in the testing showed that it contains chlorine.
In principle, serve as a container for sanitary napkin eggs are shed at the time of activity, In addition to giving a sense of comfort, the pads should also be able to maintain the health of female reproductive organs.
According to Dr. Boyke, provision of bleach or artificial fragrances on the pads, it is feared there will be an allergic reaction, which can lead to vaginal discharge and inflammation or infection. Not only that, users of sanitary napkins with bleach also has a strong risk of cervical cancer incidence or cancer of the cervix that could lead to death.
Foundation Data Kakner Indonesia said Indonesia 15,000 women suffer from cervical cancer or cervical cancer per year. 8000 of them died.
Are you willing to risk your life?

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